2022 According to the data of the National Bureau of Statistics (Croatian: Državni zavod za statistiku, DZS), the risk of poverty rate in Croatia, after two years of continuous decrease…
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2022 208 000 people in Austria (2.4 % of the residential population) are experiencing poverty and social exclusion (as of 2021): they live in ‘severe material deprivation’, and in addition to…
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2022 People living in poverty face impossible decisions about money, which bill will be paid and which will remain unpaid, what will and won’t be purchased, the level of debt…
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Poverty and exclusion in Hungary have undergone significant improvement in the past decade, and the same trend is prevalent in the Eastern-Central European region as well. However, redistribution only favoured…
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Bulgaria continues to have very high levels of poverty and social exclusion. The country sustainably maintains some of the highest unfavourable levels among EU member-states in all significant and available indicators in…
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2022 This year’s Poverty Watch Report gives an update on the meaning of poverty in light of Covid-19; on the energy crisis that began in 2021 and was doubly aggravated…
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2022 Poverty Watch According to the latest measurements of the Czech Statistical Institute (CSI), the Czech Republic has more than 8.1% of people living in income poverty, which represents 901,200…
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2022 In this Poverty Watch report 2022, there was strong cooperation with Latvian state institutions in reducing poverty, as well as the priority issues related to poverty and social exclusion…
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2022 The last few years have been extremely difficult for Lithuania and the world. One crisis after another – the COVID-19 pandemic, the migrant crisis, rising energy prices, and the…
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2022 2022 will be the year of the war in Ukraine.Not only the enormous numbers of people who are killed, injured and suffer enormous psychological damage, also the enormous economic…
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